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THE Evening and
Dance Shirt of the
period must fit fault
lessly. Clothes are so
close fitting
that if a shirt
is "baggy
your outfit
is a mess.
ARROW
Evening
SHIRTS
fit perfectly and the
styles are always cor
rect. The label assures
inese auauucs. vvc .
carry a full stock of Arrow Dress Shirts
including the "Donchester" with the bosom
that cannot bulge and attractive soft pleated
bosom "Tango.
K K K STORE, Leading Clothiers
Is Ready to Take Care of I
sir - 3
Your Dress Wants for the Social functions
"Arrow" Collars Correct Dress Neckwear Full Dress Waistcoats
Fownes Dress Gloves Everwear Silk Sox, All Colors Knox Silk Hats
Dress Suits from the House of Kuppenheimer - -
Walk-Over Dancing Pumps and Shoes
KKK STORE
LEADING CLOTHIERS
LEADING HATTERS
Coal Miners, Operators
Meet to Settle Fights
United Presa Service
MOBILE, Ala., Feb. 10. No gen
eral strike of anthracite coal miners
Is expected to result from the miners'
wage Increase battle with operators'
representatives here today. Neither
President White of the United Mine
Workers, nor the miners themselves
want a strike. The operators do not
want a strike, and authorized repre
sentatives of the biggest financial and
commercial interests in this country
and England are here to do their best
to avert a coal strike, which might
seriously tie up the manufacture of
Gymnasium Classes
.AT THE PAVILION
Ladles' Class, jer month . . .$1.00
Girls' Class, per month 50
Boys' Class, per month 60
For Further Information, apply to
MRS. JULIA BARLOW, Leader
Room 18, White Building
Or at Pavilion
munitions and other supplies for the
allies.
Probably, however, there will be a
stiff fight between the miners aud
operators over the hard coal miners
demands, formulated at the Indian
apolis conention of the U. M. W. of
A., and formally presented to the op
erators' representatives here today,
'.he wage scale committee of the
United at Indianapolis reported favor
ably on the proposed demand for a
2- per cent increase in wages for hard
coal miners, and the institution of
the mine run basis for (he payment
thereof.
The committee also endorsed the
demands formulated by the anthra
cite miners, which includes demands
for two year contracts, the 20 per cent
increases, an eight hour day and rec
ognition of the union in districts Nor.
1. 7 and 9 and the mine run.
Invasion and Destruction of New York
City Is Clearly Illustrated in Pictures
Record headquarters at Shepherds. '
i
Nurses In Scotland who are now re
ceiving $2.02 per day are asking for
an Increase of 18 3-4 per cent In
wages. f
An International
Authority
Hudson Maxim, authority on arms and ammunition, makes as earn
est patriotic plea to the nation In
The Battle Cry of Peace
The spectacular Bine-reel Vltagrapb feature.
This call to arms against war touches
the heart strings of your every emo
tion. It appeals to your sense of hon
or, your sense of duty as am Amer
ican. It is an inspired revelation
from the pea of J. Stuart Blackton,
and produced under his personal su
pervision. It is more than a picture. It is a
great national propaganda which
deals with the most important prob
lem that has confronted this nation
since the Civil War the problem of
unpreparednce.
It will Impress even those who do
not want to know the truth.
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Moving Pictures
IIRIKF MENTION
John J. ilubbcl In n Ultor to thl
J city from Chlloqutu.
Plxley Is hero from Duiimnulr,
the F'ord (forage.
It
John Harrymore, whoo every ap-
rvarnnrc on the sciveii Insures a car- jt i
ulvnl of inlrili, attains a Knu!iio Vnllf
laugh triumph In tlio Famous l'l.iy-
icrs Film company's thrilling!)- humor- " w"n weather will rnxm mrlt
;ohb photo-adaptation of (ho popular now. Now Is tint time io hut
sttiKc micci'ms, "Tim Dictator," hy J"r car pin imo propci uimpc Trjr
t i. nl llunlliii: liuvlf
The (ciitral character cif thin
fnmotiti comedy drama U Ilrooko Tr.t
ers, it oiiiik American, who Is forcvd
liy oslstliiK and exciting circumstances
to h'iomi temporarily tho dictator of
.t .tmtill South American republic, and
who In doing o becomes tho hero of
many momentous sltuatlonx, some
comic and bo me wry xerloiis Indeed,
fiom nil of which ho emergen the vic
tor this rnnimount production In
live reels will ho neon in tho Star to
nlRht only.
Charles II. Austin ami wife of C'cn
tlnlo are In this city vMUiik
K. It. Hiulth of Hiirriimwito In In
hi city on buHlnex.
It. A. Ward In i.
Wellington, D. C.
luti' :irml from
Step In and sec tho.o now iomWn
lions at Henderson's, ll3l-3! Miln
street. it ,
II. C. Mlcander U a huslnc visitor
from Duusmulr, Calif.
EMANON'S ARMY INVADING NEW ORK ONE OP THE SCENES DEPICTED IN "THE IIATTLK CltV OF
PEACE" TO BE SHOWX HERE HOOX
WILSON WORRIES
OVER ARMY PLAN
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PRESIDENT IS IN CONFERENCE
WITH LEADERS OF THE HOUSE
IX HOPES OF DEVISING AN AC
CEPTABLE BILIi
C., Feb. 10.
much worried
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D.
President Wilson is
over the success of the plans for a
continental army. He fears failure of
the Garrison plan unless some radical
changes are made.
As a result, Wilson is holding a
series of conferences with house lead
ers, in the hope of devising some plan
for army Increase which will prove
acceptable to all.
stood that they are using a prominent
Bostonlan's limousine as a rendez
vous. Great secrecy surrounds the affair.
Federal Agent Schmidt Is said to have
trailed them here, and to have se
cured evidence of their conferences
by means of a dictograph.
BOSTON
HARBORS
HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE
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AJTaWWON AND EVENING.
lA wi .
FEBRUARY SO
SEATS, FIFTY CENTS
TEUTON PLOTTERS
IIMOUSINE OF WEALTHY MAN
Ih ALLEGED TO BIA THE LA.
TEST MEETING PLACE OF GER
MAN AGENTS
GYM CLASS FOR
LADIES STARTS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IS HELD
AT ATHLETIC CLUB Oil.
OATHEY WILL BE THE PHYSIC.
AL DIRECTOR
WAYS AND MEANS
STILL UNDECIDED
MATTER OK PUTTING THROUGH
LEGISLATION IN OMNIBUS BILL
OR SEPARATELY IS QUESTION
TALKED
In piopiirntlon for the matinee mid
evening presentation of "The lliitilo
Cry of Peace," a special orchcstla,
composed of Harry llorol, violin; It.
A. Mitchell, clarenet: Mrs. Ora Flu
Patrick, piano; Oscar K. Ilrcniieninn,
cornet, ami Clair Arnold, traps and
diunis. Ik busily luhviirslnt; the ape-
al mimic arranged for the play by
S I., Itoihapfi'l, and edited by Ivan
Dure and Ivan Itiidlslll.
Wherever lllackton's sreal nine
. rwl fiMture has boon shown, It has !
I treated a profound Impression, and
Us gripping story carries a lesson
well worth serious consideration. Tho
film Is to he shown at Houston's op
era houso tho afternoon and ovenlng
of February 20.
i:. W. Wllkomon Is rcKlirt !
the Amorlcsn from Ix)rlln.
A toothsome, Juicy monk Is aWari
appreciated, Try the Peoples Markl,
phoiK) 83. It
C. V. Nelson is u
thlit city from Keno,
recent ll(or to
A. 'turner Is here on IhihIiim from
Marynvllle.
Over 10,000 highly educated wo
men In England havo reKlitrcd for
war work.
Thirty women lawyers of Chicago
have formed a Public Defenders'
1-eaguo for Girls to provont any girl
from bolng sent to prison for a first
otfonse.
AdvcrtWinic Is protecUon, Idestifl.
tatlon, warranty of quality anil of
value.
A ladles' gymnasium class was or
ganized at the Athletic Club's pavil
ion last night with a good, enthusl
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb,
The democrats of the houso ways and
moans committee today met to con
sider the problem of raising tho neces
eary revenues for the cost of tho pre
paredness program.
So far, no decision has been
reached regarding the question of
framing an omnibus bill or consider
ing revenue matters aenarnt.lv
Women shooters are now eligible to
competo ln the Qrand American h..
hi.
10. j IL'"''-
astic membership. Dr. Cathey, who Tnore 8MB1 no doubt but what the
is to direct the work, gave an inter-!B"Ear duty wl continue,
estlng lecture on physical culture.
As the classes are to be limited, all
women and girls Interested are asked
to inquire as soon as possible. The
next meeting will be held next Wed
nesday evening.
United Press Service '
BOSTON, Feb. 10. It 1 reported
that the ring of German agents have
been active against the munitions
plants In this country, and against
Canadian institution, tuve moved
their headquarters here. It la under-
Colonial cafeteria dinner, given by
tne women' Relief Corps at Library
ujud ball, February )S. Don't miss
. 10-5t
More women work at shoomaklng
In Massachusetts than at any other
factory trade except the textile Industries.
ORPHEUS THEATER
C It. Miller, Mgr.
The Orpheus Mill be closed on Tues.
lays, Wednesdays and tIiumi1.
until further notice, unless otherwise
iiiivenisei.
I mi r uie .avy" and Walling.
I ford series will lie shown on Friday
mill Saturday.
"n Sunday night u special Pro.
Kiuin nill lie given at an admission
j or. wattii for the
men i.
HOUSTON'S
Metropslitaa AnssemMn
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, FEB. in,
KLAMATH COUNTY MOVIES
HAMHIIURY'H FISH ANU
PICTURES
AdsaJaatosi IRtc
GAMB
announce
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the democratic ticket for
the nomination of sheriff, subject to
the will of the voters at the coming
primaries. j. a. MADDOX.
The dutcbess of Westminster, who
! running a hospital at the war front,
has made a special study of palm--try.
BARGAINS IN TRUNKS
I
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR
ENTIRE TRUNK DEPART
MENT. EVERY ONE IS TO BE
SOLD AT A GREAT DISCOUNT.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.
Bradley Harness Company
SUNDAY, FEB. '.'0
Nine Heel VltagrP Feature
I "THE BATTLE CRY OF PKACK"
Afternoon and Evenlug
Reserved SeaUt, 00 cents.
STAR THEATER
"THE DICTATOR''
fi-Heel Paramount Comedy, Feattirlnl
John lUrrrworo
TEMPLE THEATER
"To Ciieriah and Protect,"
Broadway Star' 3-Reel Dram
"Fable of the Keeape at Arthur,"
Essauay Comedy
I'athe News,
Admlssleti Always 10s
MATINIB DAILY AT 8)10
ALU LICINMD NCTURM
MERRILL OPERA HOUIEJ
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MOTION PICTURM VWmf I
AND sMTOBButTS
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